north of 60

British  

noun

1. the area of Canada lying north of 60 N

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Example Sentences

Since receiving some seed money from Harker, where tuition at the high school level costs north of $60,000, to get their product off the ground, the young business partners have invested about $7,000 of their prize proceeds in growing TuffToy, expanding their offerings to include embroidered brand names and logos for corporate sales.

From Seattle Times

"It's a blessing and a curse that I've had my whole life. It's not so much of a curse now as I'm north of 60," he says.

From BBC

The Philadelphia Inquirer’s digital-only subscriptions grew 28% last year, to north of 60,000.

From Seattle Times

In cryptocurrencies, bitcoin traded just north of $60,000, after dipping below that level on Tuesday for the first time this month.

From Reuters

The executive order comes in the wake of a number of recent cybersecurity catastrophes, such as last week’s ransomware attack that took down the Colonial Pipeline, the Microsoft Exchange server vulnerabilities that may have affected north of 60,000 organizations, and the SolarWinds hack that compromised nine federal agencies late last year — each of which were specifically namedropped by the White House in a fact sheet accompanying the order.

From The Verge